A Malvada e Dois irmãos: uma análise discursiva da identidade feminina e da reprodução idealizada da mulher em textos audiovisuais

Abstract

This research aimed at investigating the constitution of the subject, of the senses and of the identity using the theory of the French Discourse Analysis developed by Michel Pêcheux, in the audiovisual works All about Eve (1950) of Joseph L. Mankiewicz and the miniseries Dois irmãos (2017) of Maria Camargo and Luiz Fernando Carvalho, taking into consideration the female identity in the context described. The specific objectives were planned to investigate, in the female identity, how the subject, the senses and the identity are constituted; besides analyze how the female personage is (re)constructed in the mentioned audiovisual works. To do so, it was used the concepts of filmic analysis (CASETTI, Di CHIO, 2007; MARTINS DE SOUZA, 2012), as well as the theoretical framework anchored on the French Discourse Analysis (PÊCHEUX, 1988) and discourse (FOUCAULT, 1996; 1999; 2007; 2008); ORLANDI, 2015; PÊCHEUX, 1988). As a methodological procedure, it will be used qualitative research (OLIVEIRA, 2012), which is aligned with the intended interpretative possibilities and the criteria of description and interpretation in the corpus analysis according to the Discourse Analysis (ORLANDI, 2015). It was expected with the proposed analysis, to explain the discursiveness of the evidenced gender relations, as well as the way they are reproduced in society.